Events

Meet each 3rd Wednesday of the month for an interpretive walk, a bit of invasive removal or just to admire the Trilliums.

CWB Speakers Night this month will be a movie night! Join us to watch two short films that explore the interconnectedness of all parts of our watersheds, as well as what it can look like for communities to care for and govern their watersheds for flourishing futures. We will be screening Our Waters & Source...

Join us to pull invasive hawthorn, blackberry, and broom from the Somenos Garry Oak Protected Area. Learn about different removal methods and the uniqueness of the Garry oak ecosystems. You can expect to do some digging, cutting and moving of invasive plant material. Bring weather appropriate clothing and water, SMWS will provide tools, snacks, and...

CSRT meetings on the third Tuesday of the month are both in-person and on zoom. Everyone welcome! 9:00-10:45 round-the-table update from each person about topics related to the Cowichan River by their organizations. But you can just listen, or speak as an individual too if you like.  11:00-12:00 speaker presentation. Please feel free to come...

Amorina (Ami) Kingdon will speak about her recent book "Sing Like Fish". It's about underwater sounds, and the effects of anthropogenic sound on sea life. Long before there were any birds on the planet, sea creatures developed methods to "speak and listen" to their surroundings. Amorina Kingdon has worked as a science writer and science...

Spend a few hours helping with maintenance at the Nature Conservancy Canada's Maple Bay Garry Oak Preserve. This is one of our Valley's largest and best examples of a Garry Oak ecosystem. Planting natives, pulling invasives or just working gently in the nursery.  Pubic access is prohibited otherwise, so this is a chance to view,...

Once a week over the winter a crew of people head out around the Cowichan Valley to monitor and count swans and geese. Whether you’re new to birding or an expert you’re bound to learn something from the awesome crew of people who have been dedicated to this count for many years now. Bring binoculars,...

You Otter know: Otters in Coastal British Columbia With Linda Nichol.  Nature Nanaimo invites folks to their next Members meeting on in - Rm 2 Beban Social Centre, either in-person or via zoom. DFO research biologist, Linda Nichol, will introduce people to the sea otter and its close relative, the river otter, both of which...

Seedy Saturday in Cobble Hill will be March 21 2026 at the Cobble Hill Hall in Cobble Hill - Betsy 250-744-9269

Biodiversity Begins at Home- Tending local Garry Oak and associated Ecosystems with guest speaker Wylie Thomas. If you’d like to attend, please rsvp by email: info@cowichanlandtrust.ca

Once a week over the winter a crew of people head out around the Cowichan Valley to monitor and count swans and geese. Whether you’re new to birding or an expert you’re bound to learn something from the awesome crew of people who have been dedicated to this count for many years now. Bring binoculars,...

Cowichan Green Community is again hosting this year's Seedy Sunday event! Claire Watson, intern at the Farm Hub is organizing 250-748-8506